Joanne Horst Friday, Oct. 23, 10 a.m. Robson Ranch Clubhouse At just 19 years old, Marcie Erickson felt a calling from God to become a missionary. That calling eventually led her to Ethiopia, where she began what would become Grace Center Foundation with just five foster children. Twenty years later, Grace Center is touching the lives of approximately 50,000 people…
Joanne Horst When you lose a spouse, life can suddenly feel unfamiliar. Grief can bring waves of sadness, loneliness, questions and uncertainty—and there is no timetable for how long the journey will take. But you don’t have to walk that journey alone. Women Sharing Hope is offering Beauty for Ashes, an eight-week, Bible-based grief support group…
David M. Randall After an abbreviated summer schedule, the Robson Ranch Genealogy Club is gearing up for a busy fall filled with new discoveries, practical learning, and a little fun along the way. The major highlight of our summer calendar was a group excursion to the America 250 exhibit at the Denton County Courthouse, sponsored…
Rosie Kuhn Bouse Coming from an artistic family with lots of sisters, one of whom is her twin Brenda, Bev was destined to dabble in makeup and hair design. After graduating from Crooked Oak High in Oklahoma, Bev studied to be a cosmetologist. Her mother-in-law was the top hair colorist in the country at that…
Patti N. Smith Do you love reading and discussing in a light-hearted, laid back environment? Then this book club may be for you. Our meetings begin with a fun game, such as bingo or trivia, followed by an interesting discussion of the novel. All opinions are encouraged. Our club meets every second Wednesday at 6:30…
Chuck Tanner Are you looking for an activity to beat the heat? Have you been stuck on that first chapter of the “Next Great American Novel”? Have you been working on a loving poem for someone you love? Do you have creative ideas churning in your mind, but don’t know where to start? Then come…
The Robson Ranch Texas Aggie Club had a great inaugural year last year and are gearing up for this fall football season. We either reserve the room behind the bar to watch the Aggies play or join at someone’s house. We participated in our first Robson Independence Day Parade this summer. We have over 30…
Lynne Kelsey It started with a promise. A deathbed promise to her father—the most solemn vow a daughter could ever make. In the last years of his life, esteemed artist and Iwo Jima survivor Marine Colonel Charles Waterhouse set out to create the most comprehensive series of Medal of Honor paintings ever made by a…
Chris Hamilton The new After-Schoolers Board has been busy planning activities for the two schools, Borman Elementary and LaGrone Academy, that we sponsor throughout the school year. We catered lunch at Borman from Olive Garden and LaGrone enjoyed Cheddar’s during their professional development days. Our meetings are on the second Friday of the month from…
Scott Baker There is a reason they call it fishing and not catching. The RR Fishing Club’s recent trip for Chinook (or king) salmon proved that point all too well. We headed to Escanaba, Mich., a top spot for salmon fishing because of the deep, cold waters of Lake Michigan’s Bay of Green Bay, rich…